DEATH

Drail

Drail

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I've had a lot of people who I know die in my life. the first was in grade 3 when one of my good friends was in the forest behind his house on his 3-wheeler... hit a stump and went flying head first into a tree. since than about 6 or 7 people I know (friends, aquantinces, and relatives) have pass away.

it's made me think a lot. i feel like i'm pretty educated with the would, and I think i'm decenisized (sp?) with violence, death, and all that shit.

how 'bout you?

Darryl Hunt

Jesus doesn't live here.
 
damn you are just spitting out the threads eh

the artist formally known as skimonkey05, sleezemcfly, and diarrhea
 
i havnt had the experience, but i definetly accept death and move on, its shitty, but cant do anything about it, as for violence and shit, dosnt affect me either

Fuck You
 
Death is inevitable so theres not really much to think about unless you want to waste time in your life. Violence is not inevitable so it still effects me. Simple as that.

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-Pat
 
my very best friend ever died when I was in kindergarten. He was the only person I knew, and then one day he didnt come to school, and then I went home and heard on the radio that a family had been killed when a boulder rolled over their car. That sucked fuckin ass. I had to go to counseling and stuff for so long to get me normal again. Remember, i was in kindergarten.

 
well, i was computerless for almost two years, and i only got another 5 days with a computer... i gotta get the posts up somehow

Darryl Hunt

Jesus doesn't live here.
 
yeah well you know what sucks even worse? when you know one of your friends is gonna die at a young age. this kid on our ski team has a brian tumor, and its the kind they cant get fully rid of, so... yeah...

'The only way you can ruin the present is by worrying about the future'
 
thats why you gotta live

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'send vigilantes to their house,tape theyre eyelids open and make them watch tubgirl for hours at gunpoint while their parents beat the shit out of their girl or boyfriend in the background and then fuck on the floor beside the computer'

have i ever made a better post?
 
P-JO i disagree. its natural to think about the people in your life who die. god knows, my dad died last year and i've spent endless stretches of time thinking about him. it hasn't consumed me, but it has helped me deal with things.

we got it nice nice nice
 
We fear that which we do not understand. In life, we are limited to see only what's around us; tunnel vision. The afterlife is beyond our scope of vision and regardless of your beliefs, we are utterly clueless. There is no substantial evidence - therefore leading us to the fear of the unknown.

The only thing guaranteed to all of us in life, is death. It's inevitable, and as such we have two choices; Either we can choose to accept that which we can not change and get on with life or choose to live in fear - and frankly, I choose the latter. Remember, death is the only thing promised to us, so make the most of life...life is what you make it.

Eat. Sleep. Breathe. Ski.

 
correction: ...regardless of our beliefs, we will always have our doubts.

Eat. Sleep. Breathe. Ski.

 
i had a dream i died last night and i came back to life but i was still dead. It was weird to die in my own dream.

i was going to go for a quad daffy but i was like, why huck? -mommy
 
remember, death is a reminder that you should stop thinking about and go live your life to the fullest. Sorry to hear about your loses...they are not easy, but put them in your heart and move on. They will always be up there watching out for you, basically your guardian angel. that is how i see death.

cody

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Skiing is never a sport, but a lifestlye.
 
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